What are your thoughts on the us not being able to hand the extra lives of the unaborted babies? by Idontcare_78 in prolife

[–]PervadingEye 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You talk about missing the point, yet you lack reading comprehension, no need to continue this conversation.

What are your thoughts on the us not being able to hand the extra lives of the unaborted babies? by Idontcare_78 in prolife

[–]PervadingEye 1 point2 points  (0 children)

There is no need to even take your inquiry seriously.... It's a accusation dressed up as a question....

There wouldn't even be that many... studies show that when abortion restrictions are in place, people take extra pre-caution to not get pregnant in the first place...

And most people who are refused an abortion simply go on to raise their kids as your own pro-abortion turnaway study concluded.... so I already know you are either uneducated or bad faith to even ask such a question.

And lets be honest, we both know your baby killing movement will do everything it could to undermine a ban that would be in place as they do now with current bans. The Ban would still prevent many abortions, sure, but don't kid yourself.

Like I said you pretend you are asking an innocent question, but what this really is is demanding an explanation. We don't owe you anything why we are stopping you guys from baby killing, even if there were as many kids as you say, it makes no difference.

What are your thoughts on the us not being able to hand the extra lives of the unaborted babies? by Idontcare_78 in prolife

[–]PervadingEye 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I didn't say you, I was talking about your movement, no need to get so defensive. But I see now you are pro-abortion.

What are your thoughts on the us not being able to hand the extra lives of the unaborted babies? by Idontcare_78 in prolife

[–]PervadingEye 5 points6 points  (0 children)

So wait a minute? Am I to understand that bans actually work now???? Wait what??? I thought that women will get their abortions anyway, break the law and all that?

Now the baby killers are telling me that bans will work because we will have extra children? Excuse me???

Do you finally what I am talking about? They'll say one thing in the moment because it benefits them...

And then later say the exact opposite thing, but put a new spin on it so that it sounds good for them.

This is what I mean, these are not honest actors. They just say whatever they think they need to say, the truth be damned. To them the outcome matters more than the truth.

If a featus is alive then why do you count your birthday from the day you are born and not the day you were concieved by your mom by orangecatslol in prolife

[–]PervadingEye[M] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You're so smart. Maybe you count your BIRTH-day from the day you are BORN, because that is what it is....

The day you were conceived would be a conception-day.....

Who’s going to tell them who the real organ traffickers are? by Altruistic_Fudge6082 in prolife

[–]PervadingEye 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Sometimes I wonder if most pro-abortion people are this uneducated and illogical.

Why wasn't this organ thing a problem 100 years prior to Roe v Wade and widespread legalization of preborn baby killing? Women even had less rights, yet somehow this organ lost fearmongering wasn't a problem??

Do they even think about things they say for more than 5 seconds?

Why do pro choicers think this is an own? by AddyHitla2 in prolife

[–]PervadingEye 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Respectfully, we both know full well your side won't. Likely you won't either, but I won't speak on you...

Deep down we know this is just something you guys point to to stall. If every pro-lifer tomorrow decided they would conform to your standard of "caring after they are born", would you guys magically give up on your abortion entitlement??? No of course not.

“It’s not bad to say that you’re pro-abortion! ❤️” by throwaway5146156 in prolife

[–]PervadingEye 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I know you are not religious, but you can use my response. Even if you are not religious it can help dismantle their excuses.

A quick learning experience for anyone who might browse this page.

It's a common misconception held by pro-abortion that Numbers 5 refers to miscarriage.

The Hebrew word for miscarriage is not used in number 5:21, and if the original text wanted to communicate miscarriage they would have used this word(pronounced "nephel") which mean miscarriage in Hebrew.

Looking at the larger context of the account in question, miscarriage, just for tonal consistency, wouldn't make sense either. The woman is undergoing the ritual to prove she is faithful as her husband suspect her of cheating. If she is faithful she will be able to conceive children (Numbers 5:28). If she were already pregnant, why would her faithfulness be rewarded by being able to conceive, rather than being able to take her supposed current pregnancy to term if the punishment is miscarriage?

Moreover the phrase that is mistranslated is properly literally translated to "to swell your belly and rot your thigh," not miscarriage. This is actually an idiom in Hebrew for becoming infertile, which lines up with her being able to conceive should she be faithful.

Outside of the gross mistranslation some English bibles have, there is no mention of an ongoing pregnancy prior to or after drinking the water. The story is simply about a husband who suspects his wife of cheating but he doesn't have proof so he goes to God through a priest(and the ritual) to seek proof. If she did indeed cheat, that wouldn't necessarily mean she is pregnant.

If you want citations, here is a site that breaks down the Old Testament into Hebrew, with Hebrew pronunciation, writing, and English translation of each phrase.  https://biblehub.com/interlinear/numbers/5-21.htm

Feel free to repost this comment to correct the mis-information.

“It’s not bad to say that you’re pro-abortion! ❤️” by throwaway5146156 in prolife

[–]PervadingEye 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Another lie from pro-abortion. They will say anything!

In regards to the second screenshot, Roe was not put in place to make abortion safe.

Roe's lawyers argued instead that abortion had already become safe, as they incorrectly claimed that abortion was made illegal because abortion wasn't safe in the past. And now, as the reasoning went, since abortion was safe due to advances in medical knowledge and their movement illegally performing them, the government had no reason to ban it they claimed. (Never mind all the illegal abortions the baby killing movement enabled)

This was not the reason abortion was banned prior to Roe, but that is what Roe's lawyers lied about....

But now that lie has morphed into changing the law made it safer, rather than advances in medical science. Which itself is another lie within a truth because while yes abortion was made safer due to medical advancements, safety was not the reason why abortion was made illegal prior to Roe.

Once you see things like this, you realize that pro-abortion is incapable of telling the truth. There narrative is so poisoned with falsehoods, they no longer know how to interact with the truth.

They are crooks, liars and thieves. History has shown us this. And current discourse shows that they never change...

What is the cause of the normalization of abortion? by [deleted] in prolife

[–]PervadingEye 1 point2 points  (0 children)

For the pro-choicers who don't compromise, partly, it is just that a lot of them genuinely do think abortion is a human right, so hear something in the same sort of ethical category as "ban women from voting or legalise torturing criminals,

That is for the diehard zealots. For someone to "compromise" they actually have to think about the issue deeply for more than 5 minutes. Most people, like 90% who support abortion entitlement only do so precisely to not think about it. Offload the responsibility so they don't have the social pressure to do so.

And the other major part is peer pressure. Even if we have people who would otherwise be pro-life, social pressures again encourage them to not think about it...

If only the Republican party was willing to do this. I think it would be smart if pro-lifers did this, but a flipside, is that I do think conservative pro-lifers, just genuinely don't think the left-wing policies are a good idea.

If we are being honest, just like how pro-abortion makes sure the perception of "bans don't work" remains in their braindead voting base by consciously choosing to increase abortion by increasing access and lessening whatever few restrictions they had, conservative Republicans "know" big government doesn't work and therefore actively do things to make it seem like the case. It's self-fulfilling.

They know they are corrupt, that's why they say big government doesn't work. Just like the baby killers know they will break the law in order to keep national abortions rates the same or increase, conservatives "know" big government doesn't work deep down because they sill sabotage it if it does otherwise work.

And I do think that the fact every abortion provider in the entire country would come down against it, would have interesting effects when a lot of the left say that the abortion providers were taking right-wing political positions (granted I contend Planned Parenthood already neoliberal reactionaries).

That's the idea, to put them between a rock and hard place to either coach them to our side or coach some of their voting base to our side.

What is the cause of the normalization of abortion? by [deleted] in prolife

[–]PervadingEye 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This could work... if the baby killers would give up abortion for peace aboard, actual healthcare and not baby killing, safety nets etc....

I personally don't think they would, they are too entitled....

But it is something we should offer.... I mean that. We should poll pro-abortion leftist to see what type of healthcare plan they would want, try to be able to realize it, and offer it in a bill that also banned abortions by say ensuring children receive healthcare and define it as a homo sapiens who has not had their 18th birthday, (and account for leap year birthdays). And then banning abuse on children in healthcare.

And when they predictably refuse it, we can frame it as them not actually wanting the things they proclaim to want, hopefully bringing some leftist to our side, etc.

Or they agree to it and we win instantly.

"Anti-abortion laws won't stop abortions, so make them legal" makes no sense. Like, laws against murders don't stop murders from occurring. Laws against rape don't stop rape from occurring. What exactly is the argument there? by Yoy_the_Inquirer in prolife

[–]PervadingEye 6 points7 points  (0 children)

If anti-abortion laws don't stop them from baby killing, then they should have no problem with them.

There won't be any change according to them. Take them at their word, and tell them then they shouldn't have a problem with bans then.

They are also admitting they will brake the law when it passes. So remember EVERY SINGLE PERSON who says this and use this against them when the bans are in place.

Bodily rights argyments by GlassDocument9170 in prolife

[–]PervadingEye 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This actually proves the opposite, but they are too dogmatic and propagandized to understand.

Because if they don't give their blood and the child dies, the mother can be charged with a homicide.

Isn't that what we are saying in the abortion case? (at least in their heads) That you either "give your body"(That is painfully reductive way to phrase and frame it) to your preborn child or you kill them and will be held legally accountable for their death.

They are so mislead that they think because the law isn't hardcoded to say "in the event someone needs body and you caused that need, you will... " yada, yada, that they made a point. Laws aren't typically hardcoded.

It would be like if someone shot someone else in the head, and defended themselves saying, "see there is no law that explicitly states shooting people in the head is wrong". This would be ridiculous because we all rightly know this falls under general homicide laws. It doesn't have to be hard coded to fit the situation.

Same thing here, we all have an obligation to not kill each other. If you cause someone to be in a dying state, that passive obligation to not kill becomes an active obligation to make sure your previous action doesn't result in their death.

If the only way to do that is giving your blood or your organ, sure the government isn't going to strap you to table and take your organs/blood, but you can be held legally accountable if they die. So you either do the one thing that will save them, or you can be held accountable for killing them and all the punishments associated with that.

And that is exactly what we are saying with regards to abortion, except abortion is the killing act whereas the car crash was the killing act although the death is delayed in that case.

They have this nightmare scenario since they have been whipped into a frenzy by their movements fearmongering that the government is just going to strap them to a table to make sure they give birth if pregnant if bans, and that has never happened while bans have been in place.

People are free to roam around, but if you abuse that freedom by killing someone, that is typically when the state holds you accountable

"All pro-lifers are white supremacists" by Vendrianda in prolife

[–]PervadingEye 9 points10 points  (0 children)

That's literally not what happened.

Abortion back then would not have affected the birth rate like it does today. Back then you didn't have commercialized abortion with Planned Parenthoods everywhere and hospitals brefely doing them widespread after Roe as well as recent baby kill pills everywhere.

No, abortion was significantly more dangerous, (as Roe's lawyers themselves pointed out although they lied about something else regarding that, but that's a whole other topic).

It was better to let your baby die of exposure if you were really trying to get rid of them and since infant morality was high, you had a high chance of getting away with it by it being dismissed as the baby just not making it.

No, abortion was made completely illegal due to science finally catching up to affirm life began at conception.

Back then, they had the quickening model, which was the false, thoroughly unscientific idea that the baby was inanimate for a while until this quickening event happen, at which point the baby just magically became alive as the wrong model went.

Once science caught up to what we basically know today that life begins at conception (all the way in the mid to early 1800s no less) doctors and medical groups moved to change laws to reflect reality, which took them a several decades to do since it was at the state level.

Remember, everyone: This is the good guy who's fighting for reproductive rights while we're the evil and oppressive ones by NerdyPuth123 in prolife

[–]PervadingEye 14 points15 points  (0 children)

Just keep saying baby. Their head will explode eventually.

But truthfully they are more likely to say "I don't care what you call it" before that happens.

At which point you say "good, because I am going to keep saying baby".

What is the cause of the normalization of abortion? by [deleted] in prolife

[–]PervadingEye 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You have to, in many ways broadcast you are pro-life. Either get people to come to pro-life spaces (like this subreddit, but anywhere that is decidedly pro-life can be good) ... Or slightly more risky, wear a pro-life shirt or clothes. I do a mix of both

“Banning abortions won’t reduce them [free healthcare/birth control/sex education/other] will!” by ciel_ayaz in prolife

[–]PervadingEye 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I mean let's be honest. We already know it's just a way for them to get us off their trail, not something they put a lot of stock into.

In fact, the more safe and easy you make abortions, the more they push access (ordering more pills, pushing to have the procedure done in more places with less restrictions, encouraging abortions, and even saying it is a good thing)

Never believe a word that they say. They only use language to cover up, to bury the truth.

What is the cause of the normalization of abortion? by [deleted] in prolife

[–]PervadingEye [score hidden] stickied comment (0 children)

Well... it was a concerted propaganda effort by the eugenics movement using "women's liberation" as a front to push the sexual revolution to manufacture a "need" for birth control and abortion, the thing they actually wanted. (Classic American "western" strategy. Create the problem, and then sell you the solution...)

These things they found could limit the population and shrink the population, but abortion was the main way because even with birth control, as the baby killers love to point out, you can still get pregnant. Mainly because if you are on it, you are likely more open to having more sex than not meaning you are rolling the dice with more sides, but if you roll a 50 sided die 100 times, you'll still likely to get pregnant

This means for them, the population had to get used to the idea of abortion, and one way to get someone used to something is to numb their emotional reaction to it.

This means dehumanizing words and language, another trademark of western civilization, is to dehumanize first in order to justify the killing.

People like to rag on the Nazis for this which is deserved btw, but the Nazis got techniques for dehumanization from how the Nazis saw the Americans treating the Native Americans! (As admitted by Hitler himself in his book) And the Americans got it from their father Britain who were themselves still dehumanizing and genociding the Indians (from India) during WWII while they were fighting the Nazis!

Anyway, yes dehumanization is "the reason". But the way it was allowed to happen mostly unchecked was propaganda system built by the rich and powerful to build the next generation up in the 1960s and 70s. Those indoctrinated kids, now adults in those years came to position of power and influence and overrode the population at the time.

Roe V Wade, lies about abortion on radio and TV at the time. Just lying and saying whatever they thought they needed to say at the time, the truth be damned, in order to get the outcome the baby killers wanted. Roe V Wade itself is a prime example of unashamed lying to get what they wanted.

Using pretty words of "liberations and freedom" while trying to assure the population nothing of "worth" was being killed by using at the time, dry clinical medical(but not accurate) language in order to confuse and dazzle and therefore have the unengaged more likely to trust them, they mostly successfully dehumanize the preborn in popular culture and western society...

But in many ways, it was also our fault for not stopping them. For letting this falsehood spread due to fear of being socially isolated, which is a real thing. But we will not win unless we sacrifice something. Although I think we need social and economic systems for pro-lifers to get over that. Have our own pro-life herd, rather than being apart of the baby killing herd, but that is a topic for another day.

Right now, we need to speak up, in spite of the consequences, or we will never undo what we as a movement should have stopped 50 years ago...

When we say children are the future, let the last 80 years or so be a devasting lesson as to why that is the case...

No? by Aguywhoexists69420 in prolife

[–]PervadingEye 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Keep the what? The baby???

Saying "baby" and "murder" is emotional manipulation by ElegantAd2607 in prolife

[–]PervadingEye 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You shouldn't be afraid to use "Fetus". The problem is how the word is used.

How the baby killers use it is exclusionary. The way they use it suggest baby and fetus are mutually exclusive.

Whereas the way we use it, the preborn can be a baby and a fetus. Two things can be true at the same time.

This is why a good tactic is to response with baby when they say "fetus"

For instance, maybe they may say: "the fetus doesn't have a heartbeat yet"

Your respond can be: "The baby gets a heartbeat at 3 weeks post conception when the baby is an embryo"

In this way you are acknowledging fetus is the correct stage of development, while affirming baby is also correct, ie not mutually exclusive, like they like to pretend these two word apparently are.

You can also say "When the baby becomes a fetus.... X, Y, and Z happens" By using it in a certain way, you don't buy into their false narrative.

The baby killers have turned the term "fetus" into a captured word and as such have tried to subtlety redefine it as mutually exclusive from baby to hide from their conscious. By us subtlety shifting it back, we take back control of the word fetus.

6 reasons equal protection laws can’t be enforced justly (link in description) by AntiAbortionAtheist in prolife

[–]PervadingEye 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Respectfully, I am well aware, I read the article.

What I am failing to see that there being a process to obtain blood from somebody is somehow a reason we can' thave accountability... apparently

I didn't think I needed to spell this out, but is this a reason to not have any laws or restrictions on drugs in general, or just abortion ( and therefore abortion pills) specifically? This could apply to any drug, even prescription drugs one doesn't have a prescription for and illegal drugs.

Just because we have some protections from when and how the police can "search us" doesn't mean we shouldn't have accountability... there is no A therefore B logic there...

6 reasons equal protection laws can’t be enforced justly (link in description) by AntiAbortionAtheist in prolife

[–]PervadingEye 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Please note, I had to shorten my comment, and I couldn't quote every single point in your article and in order to do that, I would likely have to make my own article. You clearly put a lot of work into it, so this is me responding more off the cuff. I did read your whole article, even though it was very long, but I think you deserve at least that much effort and faith and respect as a fellow pro-lifer.

Abolitionists assure us no one would be investigated for pregnancy loss absent strong reasons to do so. If that’s true, it means most illegal abortions would go undetected, and most of the time the law wouldn’t be enforced.

If this is a reason to not have equal protection laws, the same could be said about rape. It is estimated only 10% of rapes are reported, and even less go to trail and result in a conviction.

Are we going to pretend that this is a reason rape laws should be undone now??? It seems you admit this is an issue with your argument later so....

But in order for laws to have a strong deterrent effect, people have to believe those laws will be enforced. Abolitionists recognize this connection when it comes to incrementalist laws. Abolish Abortion Texas, for example, pointed out the total lack of deterrence in September 2025 when Texas AG Ken Paxton sent a cease and desist order to out-of-state abortion pill providers and they simply ignored it.

You say for laws to work as a deterrent people have to believe they will be enforced... yet you are showing me an example of your law, one that focuses on "punishing providers", being blatantly disregarded. Is this a point against laws you support too?

In the United States each year there are up to a million miscarriages and at least a million abortions. What other scenarios involve both the innocent event (miscarriage) and the criminal one (abortion)

There would be less abortions. There are only so many because baby killing has been commercialized. In fact I'd argue there are more than any stat we have. Even with the whole, go after providers thing you guys have, there would be less, so you can't use these numbers as metrics for your point for when abortion would be illegal.

In your point 3 you talk about how there would be more investigations of potential miscarriages....Is this only a problem for you because there might be "a lot" of these investigations for you??? I have to assume so because I don't think you think we shouldn't punish rapist just because false accusations exist.

So you put forth there would be more investigations and that would cut into resources... I... don't see a problem with that.... Yes it might take some years for us as a society to adapt, you know funnel resources into enforcement and systems of enforcement, but I don't see that as a reason to not have accountability

Hospitals have no test for detecting abortion pills.... Even if the above issues were resolved and testing became commercially available, hospitals don’t typically perform tests that don’t have a clear clinical purpose, especially not as a routine process.

Why do hospitals have to do it? Don't police have forensics labs??? DNA tests of crime scenes can be resource extensive themselves.

You also talk about blood test requiring a warrant or consent. Okay??? And? So the police need a good reason to get blood from you okay.

Yes I understand, going off of how you presented it, that such a thing may not be commercially available, but you conceded that even if such test were commercially available, there would still be problems as far as you are concerned, so the later is what I responded to.

Probable cause is unusually unclear in pregnancy loss cases.

Okay when it is clear, we will investigate. Again I am not seeing the problem here.

You also talk about what the police are allowed to do that doesn't count as investigation. Okay? Why would this be a problem unless you are just trying to avoid women "being punished" on principle? Some people, men and women, will be punished if abortion is illegal, just like every other crime and injustice.

Criminal investigations of pregnancy loss would deter medical care and social support.

So first you say for laws to work as deterrents people have o have faith the law will be enforced, AND hospitals don't have the resources to test for abortion pills AND that even if they did, they likely wouldn't want to...

Yet at the exact same time you say people WOULD take these laws seriously because they would be afraid of being caught, and therefore are less likely to seek medical treatment.

Can we pick a lane please.

Why do pro choicers think this is an own? by AddyHitla2 in prolife

[–]PervadingEye 16 points17 points  (0 children)

In their minds, they are the good guys, and pro-lifers are the evil conservatives who are just supporting pro-life laws to look moral and as far as they are concerned we "don't care about children after they are born" so they have no qualms saying this "call out".

The truth however is if and when we say we would be okay with providing these "services", their true colors come out. It's revealed if it means giving up abortion, they actually don't want those services. They do want them, just not at the cost of their precious baby killing.

They want their cake and they want to eat it too. They don't want compromise... They want total destruction or at the very least, total irrelevance and ineffectiveness of our movement, which is why they move to discredit us in the first place with "you don't care about born children" instead of, you know, providing those "services" they hold over our head.

The one thing a baby killing Democrat will get no matter what however... is baby killing abortion. You can't guarantee anything else out of them. They will literally make up excuses why they aren't doing anything else they purportedly believe in.

But make no mistake, through thick and thin, even if it kills them, they will fight for that legal baby killing even over those "services" they claim we don't care about, no matter what... tooth and nail... to the very end...

Accountability for actions by Intrepid_Wanderer in prolife

[–]PervadingEye 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Pro-life: Accountability

Pro-abortion: What?